Q1 33016 BR Black Early Emblem

Q1 33016 BR Black Early Emblem

The Q1 0-6-0 is an austerity locomotive designed by Oliver Bulleid for wartime freight haulage on Southern Railways. In all 40 were built with one surviving into preservation. The design ingenuity of Oliver Bulleid allowed the Q1 to haul freight loads that had been designated for much larger locomotives prior to the outbreak of war. The Q1 survived into post nationalisation and was finally withdrawn in 1966. Both SR and Br liveries are covered by the Dapol model.

Features:

• Finely moulded body and tender with many separately added fine details
• Cast wheels with fine relief and detail
• Dapols tender drive system that delivers power to the locomotive wheels
• Tungsten chassis with 12 wheel pick up
• Super Creep Motor for controlled pulling power with fine slow speed control
• DCC Ready
• Supplied with both standard and Dapols Easi-fit magnetic couplings
• Accessory bag with spares and other optional details.